
Canon
Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L USM Lens (Renewed)
f/4.0
A versatile renewed L-series zoom with constant f/4, Nano USM focus, and 5-stop stabilization for Canon EOS R.
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Overview
Key Features
Compact, high-quality Lens with broad zoom range for the EOS R system
Bright, constant f/4.0 zoom Lens
First L-Series Lens with Nano USM
Control ring for direct setting changes
Optical image stabilization at up to 5 Stops* of shake Correction
Specifications
Brand
Canon
Model
2963C002
Lens Mount
Canon RF
Lens Type
Zoom
Focal Length
24-105mm
Maximum Aperture
f/4.0 (constant)
Image Stabilization
Optical, up to 5 Stops
Focus Motor
Nano USM
Control Ring
Yes
Condition
Renewed (Certified Refurbished)
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Renewed" mean for this Canon RF 24-105mm lens?
It means the lens has been inspected, tested for full functionality, cleaned, and repackaged. It ships with relevant accessories and a minimum 90-day warranty.
Is the f/4 aperture constant across the entire zoom range?
Yes. The lens maintains a bright f/4.0 maximum aperture from 24mm all the way through 105mm, so exposure stays consistent as you zoom.
What does the Control Ring on this lens do?
The Control Ring lets you directly adjust settings like aperture, ISO, or exposure compensation by rotating the ring on the lens barrel, reducing the need to navigate camera menus.
How effective is the built-in image stabilization?
The optical image stabilization provides up to 5 stops of shake correction, which significantly helps when shooting handheld in lower light or at longer focal lengths.
Is this lens compatible with Canon EF or EF-S mount cameras?
No. This is an RF mount lens designed exclusively for Canon EOS R series mirrorless cameras. It will not mount on EF or EF-S bodies without an adapter, and no such adapter exists in that direction.